We always handwash our dishes and use the drying rack because the dishwasher never thoroughly washed the dishes when I originally moved in.

For example, you can raise the rent 50 or 100 dollars every other month for the entire year until you hit market rents, that way they don't have to dish out 300 in increased rent right from the start.

Also stay away from providing amenities, fridge, stoves, dish washers, washer/ dryer units and even garbage disposals.

One would have clean dishes while the other was being filled with dirty dishes. 

Dishes can be shared if everyone is OK. 

They can get enough hot water from the stove to bathe the baby or wash dishes.

I take lots of breaks, I allow myself days where I just go to the park with my dog to read a fiction novel, I don't sweat a cluttered house.If I could give advice to my younger self, I'd tell me to do the above - forget the dishes and go play with my daughter. 

Most likely, they would replace it themselves without telling you at that price point -- they do not want landlords visiting and telling them to wash their dishes an mop the floor!

Then, you do dishes with a view of the outside, but you've got your dishwasher right to the right hand side of the sink. 

No need to keep an eye on supplies, deal with clogged toilets, replace dirty towels and broken dishes, answer (sometimes) dumb questions, manage check-ins and arrange cleanings.